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I was looking into Cranbrook, and University of Michigan. I am new to the whole Graduate school search, so I am pretty new to it. I mostly applied to PaFA because of Alex Kanevsky, I really enjoy his paintings and style. I am also looking for a school with a strong foundation in seeing and drawing skills, if you have any information on other graduate programs that fit the bill, I would love to know. Thank you for the information, I am planning a trip out there in about 3 weeks, it was the soonest I could get off work, but I would love to hear your thoughts on it, and what to check out when I go.

Has anyone heard anything about this program, I am looking into it. I am a figurative painter and I understand the program to have a focus toward figurative. I recently was accepted into their MFA program, but I am still researching and trying to find out more about the program. Thank you

I just got accepted into the Painting MFA from PaFA, anyone else?